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Patients with insurance that covers computed tomographic colonography are nearly 50 percent more likely to get screened for colorectal cancer

Screening Up When Insurance Covers CT Colonography

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Patients whose insurance covered CT colonography were 48 percent more likely to be screened
Changes in vision may be an early sign of Parkinson's disease

Visual System Changes Could Indicate Parkinson’s Disease

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Changes may provide important biomarkers for early detection and monitoring of the disease
Rates of preeclampsia continue to increase in the United States

Study Quantifies Health and Economic Burden of Preeclampsia

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Preeclampsia rates have risen steadily since the 1980s
Most caregivers who provide care to older adults in the 12 months before death are unpaid

Most Caregivers of Older Adults at End of Life Are Unpaid

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End-of-life caregivers provide nearly twice as many hours of care per week as other caregivers
A vaccine for gonorrhea may be one step closer to reality

Reduced Rates of Gonorrhea Seen With Meningococcal B Vaccine

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First time vaccine has shown any protection against gonorrhea, researchers report
Drinking coffee is linked to longevity

Regular Coffee Consumption May Help Extend Lifespan

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Two large studies show potential benefits of coffee; one looked at consumption in all races
The number of American adults without health insurance has increased by about two million so far this year

American Adults Without Health Insurance Rises by Two Million

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Losses in coverage concentrated among younger adults, people buying own health insurance policies
Patients may be recording office visits

Patients Are Often Recording Doctor’s Visits

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Patients may be using tapes to remember important details about visits; often share with caregivers
For overweight or obese individuals with diabetes mellitus

Intensive Lifestyle Changes May Up Frailty Fracture Risk in DM

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But no increase in overall fracture risk with ILI in overweight or obese individuals with diabetes
For patients newly diagnosed with prostate cancer who attend a multidisciplinary clinic

Decisional Regret Doesn’t Differ by Treatment in Prostate Cancer

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Only African-American race was associated with greater regret across time